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NOTICE. CAZNA STUDIO. Country visitors to Dunedin should not fail to visit GUY O. MORRIS, trading under the name of "Guy," for the best Photographic Work at the most moderate prices. Enlargements a specialty.—Corner of Princes street and Moray place, Dunedin. Tel. 3188. , -27 s MELROSE GIRLS' COLLEGE. FORTH STREET, INVEROARGILL. Principal: Miss Z. F. GIBSON, M.A. above School, established under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church, will OPEN on TUESDAY, February 5, as a fully-equipped Primary and Secondary Day and Boarding School for Girls. Boys up to Standard IV will also be enrolled. This School offers special advantages to pupils from the country. Copies of the prospectus may be obtained on application to the Secretary, Rev. J. COLLIE. North Invercargill; or Mr G. F. WATSON, Esk street. The Principal will be in attendance at the School each forenoon from January 30 for the purpose; of enrolling pupils. OTAGO DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS NEWSPAPERS COMPANY (LIMITED). BRANCH OFFICES. London: 85 Fleet street," E.C. J. S. HYSLOP, Representative. Wellington: 84-86 Jervois quay. J. ILOTT (LIMITED). Christchurch: 5 and & Victoria Chambers, Victoria square, R. HANDCOCK, Representative. Invercargi',:: Esk street, near Railway Station. J. HUNTER, Branch Manager. Mosgiel: Gordon road. -JOHN P. WALLS, Representative for Taieri. FARM Wagons. Farm Drays, SpringDrays, Buggies, Gigs." Bakers'. Grocers' Spring-carts, Barrows. —Sourr, Cumberland street. Dunedin. 7ap

After the battle of Poziercs. Mr A. Fisher. High Commissioner for Australia, applied for a tank for despatch to Australia. He has now secured one, arid it will bo shipped to Australia shortly.